tispiece by H.C. Edwards.

Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages. $1.25

An historical tale, dealing with the romantic period of Edward the
Black Prince. The scene is laid for the most part in the sunny land of
Spain, during the reign of Pedro the Cruel--the ally in war of the
Black Prince. The well-told story records the adventures of two young
English knight-errants, twin brothers, whose family motto gives the
title to the book. The Spanish maid, the heroine of the romance, is a
delightful characterization, and the love story, with its surprising
yet logical denouement, is enthralling.

Punchinello. By FLORENCE STUART.

Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 325 pages. $1.50

A love story of intense power and pathos. The hero is a hunchback
(Punchinello), who wins the love of a beautiful young girl. Her sudden
death, due indirectly to his jealousy, and the discovery that she had
never faltered in her love for him, combine to unbalance his mind. The
poetic style relieves the sadness of the story, and the reader is
impressed with the power and brilliancy of its conception, as well as
with the beauty and grace of the execution.

The Golden Fleece. Translated from the French of Amedee Achard, author
of "The Huguenot's Love," etc.

Illustrated by Victor A. Searles.

Library 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 450 pages. $1.50

Amedee Achard was a contemporary writer of Dumas, and his romances
are very similar to those of that great writer. "The Golden Fleece"
compares favorably with "The Three Musketeers" and the other
D'Artagnan romances. The story relates the adventures of a young
Gascon gentleman, an officer in the army sent by Louis XIV. to assist
the Austrians in repelling the Turkish Invasion under the celebrated
Achmet Kiuperli.

The Good Ship _York_. By W. CLARK RUSSELL.

Author of "The Wreck of the _Grosvenor_," "A Sailor's Sweetheart,"
etc.

Library 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 350 pages. $1.50

A romantic and exciting sea tale, equal to the best work of this
famous writer, relating the momentous voyage of the clipper ship
_York_, and the adventures that befell Julia Armstrong, a
passenger, and George Hardy, the chief mate.

"Mr. Russell has no rival in the line of marine fiction."--_Mail and
Express_.

Tom Ossington's Ghost. By RICHARD MARSH.

Author of "Frivolities," "Ada Vernham, Actress," etc. Illustrated
by Harold Piff